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GATOR'S PUB: Don't miss Fifth Season, Appear-
ing until Oct. 14, Fifth Season.

Every Wednesday, come and play Gator's Games! .

Sponsored by local businesses. Win great prizes,
Every Thursday is still the best Ladies Night.in town.

BEASLEY'S MIX: Monday Night Football live on the
big screen TV, Weekly giveaways.

GEORGE'S PUB: Piaying Oct.10 to 14, Risky Busi-
ness. Relax and enjoy the great daily specials at the
Northern Motor Inn and the great live music through-
out the week.

THEATRE

Audition call for The Foursome, a Terrace Little
Theatre production of Norm Foster's latest comedy-
drama. This play received raves when it was per-
formed at the Arts Club Theatre in Vancouver. Audi-
lions take place Oct. 12 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the
McColl Playhouse. Beginners welcome. Four males and
one male/female needed for this dinner theatre pro-
duction. For more information about the roles or audi-
lion process, call Gordon at 615-6152,

Menopositive! The Musical. The Terrace Concert
Society presents this comedy revue within a musical on

Oct. 21 al the R.E.M. Lee Theatre. This hit has struck
a chord with audiences - male and femate — wherever
it's presented. It's about four 50-somethings who find
an empowered future while staging a revue for their

35th high school reunion. Tickets available at Erwin’s.

Show starts at 8 p.m.

Scared Seriptiess, fast and furious comic improvisa-
tion by ever-popular Vancouver TheatreSports. Each
performance is unique, because the players construct
a series of hilarious scenes based on the wit and whim-
sy of the audience. This is a special fundraiser for the
Terrace Little Theatre's building fund. Show starts
al 8 p.m. Oct. 27 at the A.E.M. Lee Theatre. Tickets
at Unigiobe Courtesy Travel,

FILM FEST

Pacific Cinematheque's Travelling Picture Show
relurns to Terrace from Ocicber to December at the
Tilicum Twin Theatres on alternate Mondays at 9:15
p.m. The next film, Limbo, an American film by Lo-
nestar director John Sayles, hits the screen Oct. 16.
The film tour is jointly sponsored by the Northwest
Development Education Association and the Terrace
and District Multicultural Asscciation. Films are not
rated.

VISUAL ARTS

Women Without Boundaries continues at the Ter-
race Art Gallery until Oct. 22, This is a show of unique
paintings by four women, Sylvia Sands (Johnson), of
Rosswood B.C., Manzanita Snow of Haida Gwaii, Irene
Horner of Terrace, and Gail Turner Sears of Terrace.
These four women dare to paint what they feel, ex-
plore different mediums and try new subject material.

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Athlete's foat is a common contagiaus skin conditian primarily
affecting skin between the toes. Tognails, soles and sides of tha feet
may be affected as wall. Typical signs ara fungus between the toes,
appearing red, tlaky, cracked and biistered. The top layer of skin may
appear white and saggy. I! feels itchy or has a burning sensatlan and
may ba accompanied by a bad smell. It can be mistaken for eczema,
which seldom attacks the skin between the fourth and fitth toes.

This condition is a form of ringworm fungus. Anyone can get it,
although children under the age of ten seldom do. People who wear
snug, poorly vantitaled shoes ara prime candidates. Poor circulation
increases susceptibility, as does an Impaired immune system. Using
antiblotics, certain drugs and radlatian can promote tungal grawth.

Therapies include switching to a different pair of shoes every day,
allawing them to alr out thoroughly. Socks should be changed ai least
daily, then washed in vary hot waler, Choosa leather or cotton rather
than rubber, wool, vinyl or synthetic materials for both stockings and
footwear.

Keep toenails clean. Wash atlected areas with baking soda, salt, or
soap and water at least twice dally, and dry well. A blow-drier may help
dry between the toes. Sunlight is helpful. Apply tea tree oll to affected
skin, but be sure to keep skin dry between washings,

Avoid dietary sugar, which feeds the fungus. Also reduce fats, junk
foods, and catfeine. Accent raw truits and vegetables, lean meats, !eg-
umes and whale grains. Drinking plenty of water Is important,

Nutritionls{s agree thal building the immune system (hrough diet
and IIfestyle can offer protection, Many people are exposed to this daily
and do not develop the disease.

NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS: Using a cleansing tea and dietary
fibre is Indicated to restore optimum nutritional absorption. An herbal
antl-parastte formuta with green black walnut hulls may be benefictal.

B-complex vilaming, along with vitamin C, help repalr skin and
huild immune function. Acidophilus has been clinically shown to help.
Pau d'arce is an herb with ingredients that inhibit athlete's foot. Other
supplements Include vitamin A with beta carotene, essential tatly acids,
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Wednesday, October 11
All Guiding members are invited to a
campfire event at the Thornhill Commun-
ity Fair Grounds for a campfire celebra-
ting the 90th year of Guiding in B.C.
From 6 to 7:30 p.m. Call Beth: 638-8879.

Skeena River Players presents class two
of its First Nations Acting Classes, in
preparation for auditions for The Rez Sis-
ters. Free of charge to FN members of
Skeena River Players. At 7 p.m. First
Nations Education Centre, Clarence Mi-
chiel School, Terrace. Call Marianne at
635-2942 to register or for more info,

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search Jail and Bail takes place at the
Skeena Mall. Put your boss behind bars.
All bail money goes to kidney research.
Call 635-1471 for more info.

Friday, October 13
Aboriginal Child and Family Support
Group hosts its next monthly meeting
from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Family Place,
4553 Park Ave. Call Brian at 638-8558,

Terrace and Area Community Health
Cauncil meets at 7:15 p.m. at the educa-
tion room at Mills Memorial Hospital.

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Gay Potluck, 6 p.m. at the Family Place,
4553 Park Ave. All gay, bisexual, two-
spirited and transgendered people wel-
come. For info, call Maureen at 635-6519.

Free fire extinguisher training. Learn
how to use a fire exitinguisher, when to
have it serviced, and what type to buy for
your home or business, Between 1] a.m.
and 2 p.m. at the Shoppers Drug Mark
parking lot. Training geared to adults.
Sponsored by the Terrace Fire Depart-
ment and Wightman and Smith. For info
call 638-4734.

Audition call: Terrace Little Theatre is
looking for actors for the upcoming pro-
duction, Round and Round the Garden.
This delicious comedy requires three men
and three women aged 20-50. Na previous
acting experience required. Auditions Oct.
16 and 18 at the McColl Playhouse at
7:30 p.m. For info call Karla at 635-5463.

2001 Dry Grad meeting. All Parents
welcome. Caledonia library at 7 p.m. For
information call Linda at 635-3893.

Mood Disorders Association of B.C.,
Terrace Chapter, hosts support group
meetings Oct. 2 and 16 and Nov. 7 and 21
at 7:30 p.m. at the Stepping Stone Club-
house, at 3302 Sparks Ave. For family,
friends, and persons with depressive, bi-
polar and other mood disorders. For infor-
mation, contact Allen at 638-49.

Ksan House Society’s Women’s Drop-
in Group starts up again. It’s for adult
women who have experienced some form
of abuse in their lives. Share, listen, and
connect with other women. Every Monday
from | to 3 p.m. at the Ksan House Socie-
ty office at 4724 Lazelle Ave. Childcare
subsidy available. For info, call 635-2373.

Building Healthier Babies, Building
Blocks and Nobody's. Perfect are hos-

ting an Operi House from. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at ©

4665 Park Ave. Learn about aur programs,
meet our staff, read our informative dis-
plays, and visit our new location. Call
Jeanie at 635-1830 for more information.

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Shames Mountain Ski Club and the
Canadian Ski Patrol are co-sponsoring
the Annual Ski Swap. Drop off your
equipment on Oct. 20 from 6 to 10 p.m. at
the arena banquet room. No sales Friday
night. Doors open Saturday morning at 9
a.m. Sale ends at 2 p.m. Pick up your
cheques or unsold equipment at 4 p.m, A

20 percent fee is charged on all sales,

Contact Barry at 635-5010.

Wednesday, October 25
A Breast Health Forum will be held in
Terrace from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Terrace
Inn. All women are inviled. Admission is
free. Find out how to protect yourself
against breast cancer and have your ques-
tions answered at this informative even-
ing. For further information call the Can-
cer Resource Centre at 638-8583.

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS

From now until Oct. 25, Scouts Canada
will be selling popcorn in its door to door
drive. For information call 635-1950,

Eden Robinson, author of Traplines and
Monkey Beach, will be at the Terrace
Public Lbrary on Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. Spon-
sored by the Terrace Public Library with
financial suppport from Writers in Librar-
ies, Ministry of Municipal Affairs. For in-
formation call 638-8177.

Anyone who would like to make a non-
perishable food item donation to the
Terrace Food Bank can do so at the
Northern Savings Credit Union from now
until Nov. 30. Call Nancy at 638-7822.

The Terrace Churches Food Bank is
open for distribution Oct, 16 to 19, from 1
to 3 p.m, Located at 4647 Lazelle Ave.
Bring ID for you and dependents. A-H
Oct. 16, I-R Oct. 17, §-Z Oct. 18. Anyone
missed on Oct. 19. Donations can at your
local church, participating stores, or
mailed c/o 4012 Anderson St., Terrace,
B.C., V8G 2T2.

North West Health Unit (3412 Kalum
St.} is offering daytime clinics for the Flu
Vaccine Oct. 16-20 and Oct. 23 and 27.
From 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Two evening
clinics from 7-9 p.m. Oct. 24 and 26 at the
Health Unit auditorium. Info: 638-220.

Beaded money bracelets - a workshop
with Diana Wong Adams, sponsored by
the Terrace library, Oct. 14 from 2-3:30
p.m. For teens 12-18 years old. Please re-
gister by calling the library: 638-8177.

As part of Women’s History Month, the
Terrace Women’s Centre presents two
workshops: Stery Dolls on Oct. 17 and
Writing Your Own Story Oct. 24. Both
are free, but pre-registralion advised. You
don’t have to be a writer or artist, just
come and have fun. The Centre is also
holding a writing contest to celebrate any
amazing women you know. Prizes and
more! Call 638-0228 for more information.

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Baby's Name;
Baby's Name: Gerald Orville Joseph Lanouette Jr,
Emma Sandhu Date & Time of Birth:
Date & Time of Birth: Sept. 20, 2000 at 8:30 a.m.

Weight: 7 lbs. Boz. Sex: Male
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Date & Time of Birth: Date & Tine of Birth:
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Weigiit: 8 Ibs,14 02. Sex: Male. Weight: 7 Ibs | oz, Sex: Female
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Date & Time of Rirth: Jaylen Richard Riley Cooley

Date & Time of Birth:
Sept. 23, 2000 at 8:22 a.m.
Weight: 9 Ibs, 10.02, Sex: Male
Parents: Jessica Cooley

Sept, 19, 2000 at 9:01 p.m.
Weight: 5 ths. 12 02, Sex: Male
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